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Homeowners can face high and unclear estate management charges, says watchdog

The Competition and Markets Authority raised concerns about charges for the management of facilities such as roads, drainage, and green spaces.

Evening Standard

Competition watchdog accuses UK’s top housebuilders of ‘sharing commercially sensitive information’

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) also called for a “streamlined” planning system and greater consumer protections

Evening Standard

Housebuilder shares fall as competition watchdog opens investigation; UK retail sales slump eases – as it happened

The CMA has opened an investigation into eight housebuilders following evidence they may be sharing commercially sensitive information.

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Homebuyer scheme on shaky ground as calls for help echo

Opponents of a homebuyer scheme that would split upfront costs with the government are being urged to back the plan to help more people buy their first house.

AAP

Selling Sunset star, Emma Hernan, shares one décor tip that will help to sell your home

If you’re putting your home on the market, you only need one simple decor trick to help get that winning sale, according to the Selling Sunset realtor.

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Mould-ridden flat is going to kill me and my baby, says Clapham mother

Lambeth Council apologised for the ‘distress’ its failings had caused to Stacey Coveley and her family

Evening Standard

Pulse to be taken on inflation, retail and home prices

A key monthly inflation indicator is expected to inch a little higher but such a result is unlikely to worry the Reserve Bank as it ponders interest rates.

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UK lender trials ban on new holiday let mortgages for tourist hotspots

Leeds building society believes it is the first to restrict new lending for holiday homes in Norfolk and Yorkshire

The Guardian - UK

'Just Google it': canned sewer contract leaves residents steaming

Almost 200 residents have been told to find someone else to pump their sewage.

Newcastle Herald

I confess: Some of Trump's "crimes" sound familiar

City Comment: There’s a serious case to be made against Donald Trump. This wasn’t it.

Evening Standard

Health and Safety Executive looking at balcony collapse at multi-million pound Barking development

The £81 million block of flats has seen its balconies restricted from use after the incident in November

Evening Standard

Labor cops friendly fire over homelessness funding

Unions and sector representatives are calling for an increase in homelessness support funding as demand continues to rise.

AAP

Top 3 Home Improvement Stocks to Buy for Growth

The future of the home improvement industry looks promising with evolving consumer preferences, steady market growth, and a surge in Gen Z homeownership. Hence, fundamentally strong home improvement stocks, Kingfisher plc (KGFHY), Mohawk Industries (MHK), and Hooker Furnishings Corporation (HOFT), with massive growth potential, might be ideal buys now. Read…

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US Home Sales Tick Up In January On Lower Mortgage Rates

Existing home sales in the United States crept up in January, according to industry data released Thursday, on slightly higher listings and demand as buyers made the most of cooler mortgage rates.

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Friday office work could be coming back — London employers are increasingly keen

Are Fridays coming back? We’re approaching the fourth anniversary of the first Covid lockdown and numerous employers are looking at how their office use has changed, for better or worse, and considering what the next steps are on how their working week model should look.

Latin Times

More than Half of Latinos in the U.S. are Homeowners, an All-Time High

According to a report by the National Association of Realtors, 51.2% of Latinos owned a home by 2022. What are the challenges that persist

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A modern Peckham house by Surman Weston makes the most of an overlooked site

This Peckham house, in south London, by architects Surman Weston, is a testament to the persistence and vision required to make a success of design and build

International Business Times

Japan's Nikkei Breaks Bubble-era Record

Japan's blue-chip Nikkei 225 on Thursday finally broke through a record high set just before the country's asset bubble catastrophically burst in the early 1990s.

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Axing stamp duty would leave '$30b hole' in budget

Treasurer Tim Pallas isn't ruling out changes to Victoria's tax regime ahead of the budget but warns axing stamp duty would plunge the state further into debt.

Newcastle Herald

Toronto waterfront home listed with record-breaking price guide

Records show the property was last sold in 2002 for $385,000.

Evening Standard

Scammer sentenced after London victim pays £22,000 for shoddy roofing

Darren Conroy was described by a judge as ‘thoroughly dishonest’

Kiplinger

10 Best Cities For Renters: Where To Get the Most Bang for Your Buck

Sunnyvale, CA, takes the #1 spot on the list of 10 best cities for renters; overall, the Southeast has the most cities in the top 30 of the RentCafe survey.

The Hindu

Beyond shelter, dweller needs within the four walls

Weaving environmental consciousness into the fabric of housing initiatives will ensure that homes are also robust structures that make residents resilient to a warming climate

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Labor Groups Oppose Move Of Sports Franchises To Virginia

Labor groups oppose NBA and NHL relocation to Virginia, sparking political and public debate over worker concerns and economic impact.

The Guardian - AU

My big move: we were two surfers heading to cattle and cane country – against every bit of logic

After spending much of her life on the coast, Lissie Turner heard a river calling. Despite floods, droughts and occasional porcine misdeeds, she’s glad she answered

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